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Bombay High Court

YASMIN M.Y. VALIBHOYversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND ORS

Decided
Disposal
Allowed To be withdrawn

Holding

The petition was withdrawn and disposed of by the court.

Summary

The petitioner, Yasmin M.Y. Valibhoy, filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court. The petitioner’s counsel sought unconditional leave to withdraw the petition. The court granted the leave to withdraw. Consequently, the petition was disposed of as withdrawn. No substantive merits of the case were considered.

Subjects

  • petition withdrawal
  • writ petition
  • high court

Judgment

           ssm                                                  35-wp2538.2015.doc

                     IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY

                              CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

                               WRIT PETITION NO. 2538 OF 2015

      Yasmin M.Y. Valibhoy                                      …..Petitioner

               Vs.

      The State Of Maharashtra & Ors.                           …..Respondents

                             ____________________________________

      Ms. Reshma Nair i/by Adv. Devmani Shukla for the Petitioner.
      Mr. Vinod Chate APP, for the Respondent-State.
                       ____________________________________

                                         CORAM :    A. S. GADKARI AND
                                                    KAMAL KHATA, JJ.
                                           DATE :   4th MARCH, 2026.

      P.C.:-

      1)             Learned Advocate for the Petitioner on instructions seeks leave

      to withdraw Petition unconditionally.

      1.1)           Leave granted.

      2)             Disposed off as withdrawn.




                 (KAMAL KHATA, J.)                       (A.S. GADKARI, J.)



          Digitally signed
          by SANJIV
SANJIV    SHARNAPPA
SHARNAPPA MASHALKAR
MASHALKAR Date:
          2026.03.06
          18:58:03 +0530




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